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Violence of all forms in this country has become very worrisome |
Congrats to the team. Hopefully, D'TIGRESS would also qualify for the Olympics. In the absence of a viable professional league, American collegiate system has been of immense help to many talented young men and women to excel in basketball |
The criminals should be prosecuted. The signs are always there, but people fail to see. Prophet in deed |
[quote author=MPSA post=81899836]Brother! You talk like a Giant once again, I know Giant is your moto ,But be careful before you act stupidly, No one is promoting this Looters, But you mustn't blame SA on this one, You know I am correct but your Giant status is misleading you You can't compare your small business with Big South African Businesses, You must follow South African News in order to learn more about South Africa .[/quote'You mustn't blame SA on this one's. Very absurd. In one breadth you don't support looters, yet they're not at fault. What happened to deportation of illegal immigrants and convicted foreigners? The stupid deputy Police head had utter such gibberish in the process. Talking of business, do you think owning a business makes you rich? The last time they embarked on their mindless bloodletting, their Govt had to intervene when Mozambique, DRC and Zambia threatened to sack SASOL. They know the loss such would have on their trade balance. Don't be deceived by their fascade |
This will send a message to the SA and Nigerian govts. It will also send a message to Nigerians in SA that they are not alone, since FG is not treating this issue with the seriousness it deserves |
It is unfortunate that after the dust settles , these politicians would continue with the business of thieving,, and not seeing this saga as a wake up call |
One of several measures that can and should be taken against SA interests |
MPSA:What makes you think that several small business operated by Nigerians over their does not amount to something. Why do you think multichoice and the coming out to condemn this attack? The profit they make in this country from the big businesses is enough to have them thread softly. But of course, we are too politically correct to see this |
All these talk of job losses if south Africa companies and franchise close shop is one way of looking at this serious events. These govt officials care less about the job losses, their main concern is the tax and personal investments they have in these firms. Don't be deceived |
I hope our political class can see the impression they have created in the minds of SA albeit other Africans. Thier gluttonous reputation has almost brought this country to her knees. So unfortunate |
virginboy1:Hahaha. So on point. |
Look at these stupid faces. From his account, some of them did not get anything. Sharing #250,000 like crayfish money. They should just dip their eyes in pepper for just 1 hour, shikena. No need for jail term |
Now that you have denied the report, and also failed to tell us what happened, then we should believe you |
Misleading title. |
Pretty bride to be. Congrats man |
I am more particular about no1. Children are no longer safe, even with their immediate family members. The moment a particular generation of parents started becoming overly nonchalant with the wrong behavior of their wards, even to the point of quarreling with any attempt to call these children to order. Welcome to the age of train your child, let me train mine. This of course has foistered on us a generation of corrupt adults who in turn are raising their own |
japansco:Leave them alone indeed. People like pensioners, workers are suffering because of this mentality of leaving them alone. So unfortunate |
Is that Ngozi not the same person that contested for governor of Delta State? She lost the primaries though. |
Osarenoma1993:Then his major problem should have been being a man, and get a job. I think now he would spend more than the #500 |
So unfortunate. Condolences to the family. Rip |
Of course rapists, paedophiles and all sorts are the reward of a morally bankrupt society. A society that is over sexualized, with a reward system for nudity and obscenities. The female gender keeps attraciting sociopaths by offering themselves up as object of sex in the hands of male profiteers. |
delishpot:I believe you have a good point. Even on social media, you see some guys joke about the matter. The young female specie is now an endangered. Gang rape is even the height of beastly wickedness |
Serious phobia for water transportation. Imagine unending body of water on all sides, with little swimming skills and stamina. Terrible |
Interesting. It's to be expected. Since we have thrown values to the dogs and elevated wealth to an obscene level. |
sanity12:Exactly my thought. They will now expect someone to be grieving and dare not demand for food |
Great. We will pay. |
It is strange that most of the comments are restricted or centre around the ice cream. The use of worthless by the man applies to unserious guys who are looking for flings and nothing serious for the future |
These shady politicians are the same person's many nairalanders fight over. They're ready to use any shady persons to win elections. Murderers, kidnappers, armed robbers etc as long as you can weild a gun. Probably the army captain sent his guys to silence him, after realizing the implication of the guy esposing him if caught |
Good for him. But I don't like his style of play. Not for super eagles |
TechCapon:Most definitely |
You can't compare your small business with Big South African Businesses, You must follow South African News in order to learn more about South Africa .[/quote